Category: Cultural
Size: 15,434 sq. m
Condition: pristine
Inhabitants: visitors, staff
Description
The Hangaram Art Museum lies on Seoul's southern border, allowing it to comfortably stretch out it's massive sprawl of space. While the museum insists on holding onto its reputation as a display of fine art, it is not afraid to explore new technology for its presentation.
While descriptive and explanatory texts are still on the wall near their respective paintings, the museum has worked with Open Thought to integrate use of the brainstorm chip in its displays. Now, visitors with the chip can experience tours with animated paths and highlight frames floating through the halls around them, guiding them and displaying the extra info that could not possibly fit on the walls with the work. The museum's program sees what you spend the most time looking at and directs you towards other exhibits you would likely enjoy based on your time so far in the museum. Guided pathways change to better accommodate your tastes, and the information about exhibits you always gravitate to are brought to the forefront. Visitors are remembered when they return so they can be directed to exhibits they may not have seen yet, or rushed through. The museum is always experimenting with new techniques to accommodate and wow its visitors with, and it's visitors have embraced the direction the museum has taken.
Category: Cultural
Size: 15,434 sq. m
Condition: pristine
Inhabitants: visitors, staff
Description
The Hangaram Art Museum lies on Seoul's southern border, allowing it to comfortably stretch out it's massive sprawl of space. While the museum insists on holding onto its reputation as a display of fine art, it is not afraid to explore new technology for its presentation.
While descriptive and explanatory texts are still on the wall near their respective paintings, the museum has worked with Open Thought to integrate use of the brainstorm chip in its displays. Now, visitors with the chip can experience tours with animated paths and highlight frames floating through the halls around them, guiding them and displaying the extra info that could not possibly fit on the walls with the work. The museum's program sees what you spend the most time looking at and directs you towards other exhibits you would likely enjoy based on your time so far in the museum. Guided pathways change to better accommodate your tastes, and the information about exhibits you always gravitate to are brought to the forefront. Visitors are remembered when they return so they can be directed to exhibits they may not have seen yet, or rushed through. The museum is always experimenting with new techniques to accommodate and wow its visitors with, and it's visitors have embraced the direction the museum has taken.